Sagajeong Station dessert shop: egg tarts 3 for ₩10,000 at Jini Bakery
In short
Jini Bakery (지니양과점) is a baked goods and egg tart dessert shop in the alley between Sagajeong Station and Myeonmok Market in Jungnang, Seoul. On a weekend afternoon the writer filled a bag with vanilla bean egg tarts, a big scone, lemon madeleines and more for the low-to-mid ₩20,000s, with egg tarts at ₩3,600 each or 3 for ₩10,000. With most baked goods at ₩2,000–3,000 and a friendly owner, Jini Bakery is a dessert shop worth returning to.

Good to know
- Getting there
- Sagajeong Station Exit 3 · 6-min walk (store listing, Nov 10, 2026)
- Location
- 1st floor, 22 Myeonmok-ro 35-gil, Jungnang-gu, Seoul (in the alley from Sagajeong Station toward Myeonmok Market)
- Hours
- Wed–Fri 12:00–21:00, Sat–Sun 12:00–18:00
- Closed
- Every Monday and Tuesday
- Egg tarts
- ₩3,600 each, 3 for ₩10,000
- Baked goods prices
- Mostly ₩2,000–3,000, nothing over ₩4,000
- Reservations and takeout
- Group orders and takeout available; reserve 2–3 days ahead to order a set quantity
- Cakes
- Mini lunchbox cakes sold, custom lettering available
- Price reference
- ₩10,000 ≈ $7.5 · ₩20,000 ≈ $15 · ₩3,600 ≈ $2.7 (2026-11-15)
as written by the visitor on Apr 19, 2026 · not checked with the business

This is Jini Bakery (지니양과점), a dessert spot in Sagajeong.

It was one of those days when I went looking for a good baked-goods shop after a long while! Jini Bakery is a dessert place that bakes a wide range of items with real care.

I can still picture the owner, so cute and bright, a perfect match for desserts, haha! Buying here put me in a good mood and the taste was great too, so I'm introducing Jini Bakery, a place I want to visit again.
Where is Jini Bakery and what are its hours?
Jini Bakery is at 22 Myeonmok-ro 35-gil, 1st floor, Jungnang-gu, Seoul, South Korea, and it is closed every Monday and Tuesday. It is open 12 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday to Friday and 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. on weekends, and it takes group reservations and takeout orders.
- Location: 22 Myeonmok-ro 35-gil, 1st floor, Jungnang-gu, Seoul, South Korea (Jini Bakery)
- Closed: every Monday and Tuesday
- Wed/Thu/Fri: 12:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
- Sat/Sun: 12:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
- Group reservations and takeout available

Get off at Sagajeong Station and walk toward Myeonmok Market, and Jini Bakery sits in an alley there. There is a big church right in front, and I heard lots of customers come for desserts on weekends.


I visited around 2 p.m. on a weekend, and lots of the financiers were already gone!! The moment I opened the door, the rich smell of butter wafted out.
What is the inside of Jini Bakery like?
Jini Bakery is a small shop, but the display shelves kept getting refilled with freshly baked desserts.

The egg tarts here are just that good.. There were so many fresh-out-of-the-oven egg tarts,


and orders were pretty heavy, with gift and group reservations coming in often.
Jini Bakery egg tart price and how to reserve
Egg tarts at Jini Bakery are ₩3,600 each. They are thick and packed with filling, yet cost only ₩3,600. They let the steaming tarts cool a bit, then pack them right away and put them on display, so I could pick out something delicious on the spot.

I heard that if you reserve 2–3 days ahead, they can prepare the quantity you need, and I thought it would work well as a thank-you gift too.




Jini Bakery baked goods menu and price range
Jini Bakery has plain scones, dujjonku (Dubai-style chewy cookies), butter tteok (butter rice cake), vanilla canelé, lemon madeleines and vanilla madeleines. Several kinds of financiers are all wrapped in individual bags, which makes it easy to buy just one.
- Salty chocolate
- Fig cream cheese
- Pecan caramel
- Chocolate macadamia
- Hazelnut
- Salted caramel
The popular ones were already sold out!

Baked goods at Jini Bakery are generally ₩2,000–3,000.. nothing over ₩4,000?! I wondered whether they use good ingredients and careful methods but barely keep any margin T_T

Can you order cakes and lettering?
The showcase at Jini Bakery also had cakes, brownies and macarons, and mini lunchbox cakes were on sale. I heard lettering can be added, so it seemed like a handy place to drop by for an anniversary.

Even with this much in the bag, it came to the low ₩20,000s, so it's a place I'd happily visit whenever I want to stock up on desserts..! I had heard it's famous for dujjonku and that many people come just for that, but all the basic baked goods were above average.
How do the egg tarts at Jini Bakery taste?

The first thing I tried was the egg tart :0 Just the golden-baked look says it all.. The cookie-style tart shell was soft yet nutty, and the egg tart filling, loaded with vanilla beans, was packed to the brim.

The texture was soft and jiggly, like pudding, with a rich vanilla sweetness and aroma. Really good.

An egg tart full of rich creaminess, with the nutty softness of fresh cream blended into the egg. Three for ₩10,000, so it's definitely three, haha. Moist, soft filling and a nutty tart shell.. all three boxes checked T_T
Scone, meringue cookie and lemon madeleine
The scones at Jini Bakery are really big too!! Nutty and not too sweet, so the plain flavor was truly delicious!
The owner threw in a cute puppy meringue cookie, haha. It was crisp and the color is so pretty. Can something like this count as a thank-you gift? Haha. I think getting one would make anyone's day.


The lemon madeleine was fluffy too, with the subtle, fresh taste and aroma of lemon zest spreading richly.


Is Jini Bakery worth going back to?
Each item had its own character and the prices were reasonable, so it would be great for people who often enjoy a home café. Jini Bakery, the egg tart spot in Sagajeong! The staff were kind and the prices fair, so I saved it as a place I'm very likely to revisit :0
Where it is
22 Myeonmok-ro 35-gil, 1st floor, Jungnang-gu, Seoul, South Korea서울특별시 중랑구 면목로35길 22 1층 지니양과점






